Mimijenipha:


When you're served with the same energy you dished out, it's called "reading meaning"

Tazdroid:
iamoge
Ina2k
Mimijenipha

I can assure you that this space is meant for civility in arguments and disagreements.

Abusive language achieves nothing but create enmity and hatred. I believe none of you wants or needs that.

So please, settle your quarrel amicably. I come in peace

frank2zee:


Thanks a lot for your detailed response. I'm coming from the south-south, Portharcourt to be precise.
I think It won't be possible for me to go to the screening venue that same day bkos of time, would have to lodge somewer around Utako Park and then head for the screening nextday.

Please Just a quick one...

How many hours drive would it take from Utako to the immigration headquarters?

kakaflex:


If you are coming from Port Harcourt, You will pass Immigration Headquarters before you get to Utako.

Just tell the Driver to drop you at Immigration Headquarters Sauka. No need of going to Utako, You can see an Hotel at Kuje

No need for Utako.

Anyone coming from South-South, South-East, South-West. You will pass Immigration Headquarters before you get to Utako. Immigration Headquarters is at Airport Road Abuja

9zcollins:
every hotel within lugbe, airport road are affordable... Less than 6k

rhapboss:
Someone got this NIS invitation (ASI) and also got a scholarship award for a masters in UK. Please which do you guys advice to drop/follow up on. Please drop comments with reasons. The person is at a cross road right now and needs to make decisions, and make them fast. Thank you for your comments, as I expect them to roll in.

frank2zee:



Oh... That's good to hear.. thanks
Wat abt Sumone coming from makurdi?

sobba:
Here I am sir,

jimfarayola:



I'm here

BIGOB:

He or she should go to benue links park opposite living faith Church at wurukum and take a bus to abuja. They'll take him to their park at area3. From there he can use bolt to the HQ. If he is spending the night before going to the office, he can get in contact with his colleagues here who are going to lodge at lugbe, and from there go to the HQ by morning. Bolt from area3 to lugbe should be around 1k (that's if he has promo). Hope this helps?

Austinei7:
Hello House... finding it difficult to open d site
Someone should help me check...
NIS/ASI-08/164149

Austinei7:
Hello House... finding it difficult to open d site
Someone should help me check...
NIS/ASI-08/164149

Ina2k:
Those travelling today against their screening schedule tomorrow should please remember to update us.
Safe journey to u all

rhapboss:
Someone got this NIS invitation (ASI) and also got a scholarship award for a masters in UK. Please which do you guys advice to drop/follow up on. Please drop comments with reasons. The person is at a cross road right now and needs to make decisions, and make them fast. Thank you for your comments, as I expect them to roll in.

Ibnbabes4ol:

Alot of people might think this is unreasonable but my candid advice is, Go the NIS job, while at it, if u have intention of migrating to Europe or America, the Job will give u more insights and allow u laxity to decide. The sad reality which most of us aren't privileged to see is that it's not all Eldorado abroad, the majority of people who go to study abroad don't actually make it to the headlines, with your NIS job it's easier for u to get established, successful and make headlines and even enjoy life wella. Its all about the individual not the Job, take that NIS job, look around we have many people who studied in Europe and America and are back here with no "dream job" and another factor to consider is, life in Europe isn't really what a typical African wants, culture, family,lifestyles Religion, anyways I don't know the kind of person u r and it's your shot to call but las Las my advice be , take that NIS job.

Ina2k:
Those travelling today against their screening schedule tomorrow should please remember to update us.
Safe journey to u all

Ibnbabes4ol:

Alot of people might think this is unreasonable but my candid advice is, Go the NIS job, while at it, if u have intention of migrating to Europe or America, the Job will give u more insights and allow u laxity to decide. The sad reality which most of us aren't privileged to see is that it's not all Eldorado abroad, the majority of people who go to study abroad don't actually make it to the headlines, with your NIS job it's easier for u to get established, successful and make headlines and even enjoy life wella. Its all about the individual not the Job, take that NIS job, look around we have many people who studied in Europe and America and are back here with no "dream job" and another factor to consider is, life in Europe isn't really what a typical African wants, culture, family,lifestyles Religion, anyways I don't know the kind of person u r and it's your shot to call but las Las my advice be , take that NIS job.

rhapboss:
Someone got this NIS invitation (ASI) and also got a scholarship award for a masters in UK. Please which do you guys advice to drop/follow up on. Please drop comments with reasons. The person is at a cross road right now and needs to make decisions, and make them fast. Thank you for your comments, as I expect them to roll in.

legendEMT:
Well said. I can relate too. I hold a first class in biochemistry and I have admission at the moment to USA for masters, but I am taking this job because age wise I am ripe to settle down and secondly, this job can still give me such opportunities. Any scholarship that does not have a visible sustainable future overseas should be reconsidered.
Factor in age, job security, opportunity and make your choice wisely.

RivuletStream:


Japan and UK are not the same in terms of opportunities for foreigners, social acceptance and integration.

The UK is just fine. He will not forfeit the NIS job. He will keep the NIS job and still go for the scholarship.

RivuletStream:


The NIS job is shit compared to the opportunities that will be opened to him in the UK and USA that is if he later move to the USA.

For God's sake why would one attempt to advise against the UK option. The only thing that should make him think twice before taking it is when there is a clause in the scholarship agreement that asked him to return after his MSc in UK. This clause comes with the option of repaying the scholarship sum if he violate the terms by taking a job in the UK. Me, I will gladly take a job in UK and repay their money gradually over a period of time.

I advise him earlier to do documentation and IPPIS capture, he will remain in the NIS job while studying in the UK. He will cleverly iron that out by himself. So that if there is reason for him to come back to Nigeria, he will still have his NIS job.

Ayomititunde:
I heard engineering, accounting and architecture graduates will enter as ASI 1 and not 2, wearing two stars... who can confirm this?

Adez1:

I only know of law and medicine graduates

Openpeace:


Law, Pharmacy, Medicine and MSc applicants are 2 stars � � across board, both in the Army